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integration of x^3/(x^2+1)^3dx
by usind \: substitution \: x =  \tan( \alpha )

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Answered by krishnavinod15
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Answered by dakshinashivani
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Answer:

  • ∫x³/(x²+1)³dx
  • x= tan(α)
  • dx= sec²(α)dα
  • ∫(tan³α)(sec²α)/(tan²α+1)³dα
  • we know 1+tan²∅=sec²∅
  • ∫(tan³α)(sec²α)/(sec²α)³dα
  • ∫(tan³α/sec⁴α)dα
  • ∫(sin³α)(cosα)dα
  • let sinα=t
  • so,(cosα)dα=dt
  • ∫t³dt
  • t⁴/4+c
  • (sin⁴α/4)+c

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